SIMULATION Compounds and MolesH₂OSO₂64.058Ru(CO) 5 241.12SF6146.0588.004207.29CF4XeF4SF6<Molar Mass18.015SMass (g)4.000.878F 3.12ORecheckMass: 4.00 gPercent Compositions88.81 049.95 O24.90 C78.04 F86.35 F36.35 FNext11.18 H50.04 SAmount (mol)X41.91 Ru21.95 S13.64 C63.34 Xe0.02740.0274Now consider the number of atoms in the sample.What is the ratioEnter your answer as an integer.0.16433.17 OParticles1.65 × 10221.65 × 10229.90 × 1022number S atomsnumber SF, molecules(5 of 15).?[References]

Given: The number of particles of S is 1.65×1022. The number of particles of SF6 is 1.65×1022.

H₂O SO₂ 64.058 Ru(CO) 5 241.12 SF6 146.05 88.004 207.29 CF4 XeF4 SF6 S Molar Mass 18.015 F Mass (g) 4.00 0.878 3.12 Mass: 4.00 g Percent Compositions 88.81 0 11.18 H 50.04 S 41.91 Ru 21.95 S 13.64 C 63.34 Xe Amount (mol) 0.0274 0.0274 0.164 49.95 O 24.90 C 33.17 O 78.04 F 86.35 F 36.35 F Particles 1.65 x 1022 1.65 x 1022 9.90 x 1022 Now consider the number of atoms in the sample. What is the ratio Enter your answer as an integer. X number S atoms number SF, molecules ? *

H₂O SO₂ 64.058 Ru(CO) 5 241.12 SF6 146.05 88.004 207.29 CF4 XeF4 SF6 S Molar Mass 18.015 F Mass (g) 4.00 0.878 3.12 Mass: 4.00 g Percent Compositions 88.81 0 11.18 H 50.04 S 41.91 Ru 21.95 S 13.64 C 63.34 Xe Amount (mol) 0.0274 0.0274 0.164 49.95 O 24.90 C 33.17 O 78.04 F 86.35 F 36.35 F Particles 1.65 x 1022 1.65 x 1022 9.90 x 1022 Now consider the number of atoms in the sample. What is the ratio Enter your answer as an integer. X number S atoms number SF, molecules ? *

Physical Chemistry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781133958437

Author:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Publisher:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Chapter21: The Solid State: Crystals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21.57E

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